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Ida Gerhardi (1862-1927), a Neo Impressionist Painter

  • February 20, 2018January 15, 2019

Selbstbildnis III, 1905 by Ida Gerhardi
Selbstbildnis III, 1905 by Ida Gerhardi

Bisexual painter Gwen John’s wikipedia biography reads ‘the German painter Ida Gerhardi fell in love with John but it was not reciprocated’.

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Ida Gerhardi (1862-1927)

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Feminine Moments

Feminine Moments (2003-2025) presents fine art made by lesbian, bisexual and queer women artists worldwide. Visual artist Birthe Havmoeller, Denmark, edits this Art Blog and queer feminist art visibility project.

 

American artist and queer feminist Sheila Pepe says, “An artist is always political simply by the nature of the job. And that doesn’t mean that the work looks political or is overtly political but by the choices the artists make it is inherently political, so every material choice, every genre choice, every size choice or medium, it says something about the historical canon that already exists.”

Queer Feminist Art Books

  • Arles – Renée Jacobs Signing Her New Zine “In Italy”
  • Ithell Colquhoun Between Worlds and Tarot Deck
  • “The Song of the Bestiary,” by Corinne Teed
  • Paris Photo 2023 – Lola Flash
  • Masculinity Is A Mask by Alex Spear
  • Book Project: A Curated Archive of Queer Art in the Middle East (2023)
  • Joan Snyder “Dancing with the Dark” (2011)
  • RENÉE JACOBS: IN ITALY
  • Hilma af Klint: A Biography by Julia Voss (2022)
  • Paris Photo (2024) – Uncovering Queer Histories with Authors Charlotte Flint and Hélène Giannecchini
  • Art Book – Hannah Höch: Assembled Worlds (2023)
  • Art Book: Anne Dangar (2024)
  • Podcast – At Home: Alice Neel in the Queer World
  • Berenice Abbott A Life in Photography by Julia Van Haaften (2018)
  • Photography Book: Germaine Krull (Hatje Cantz Verlag, 2015)

Queer/Feminist Curating

  • Webinaire with Amelia Jones
  • Bergen Kunsthall – Queer Methodologies in Curating and Art (2022)
  • Biennale Arte 2022 – Meetings on Art: Curating from Feminist Perspectives
  • Common Ground: Curatorial Activism/Queer Curating – Maura Reilly & Friends
  • Ann Cvetkovich: Artist Curation as Queer Archival Practice
  • Sophie Hackett on Curating Sex and Sexuality (2016)
  • Maura Reilly – Curatorial Activism
  • Queermuseum: Queer Tactics Toward Non-Heteronormative Curating
  • Queer Exhibitions/Queer Curating: A Cross-Cultural Symposium
  • Civil Partnerships? Queer and Feminist Curating: Conference Video Recordings (2012)
  • ‘Printed Matters: Creating and Curating Queer’

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